Google Voice – My New Favorite Phone App
Posted on 13. Oct, 2009 by frank in free tools, technology
Google Voice is a favorite new tool I’ve begun using this year. Don’t confuse this with the voice activated search on your phone, Google Voice is a new phone number assigned to you by Google. A phone number that saves you, your friends and family time and frustration. People don’t have to make a decision to call you at home, work, or on your mobile… no, they call one number and you decide where that number rings.
The best part for you… no more listening to long voicemail messages!!! Google Voice transcribes all your voicemail into an email. I can’t even begin to tell you how much easier this had made things for me. My voicemail hits my blackberry as an email and I can click through and call that number back if I need to return the call. SOOOOOooooo convenient. If your still now just beginning to catch on, watch the video below for a simple explanation:
Now here is where it gets better, If you’re smart your already thinking, “But my caller ID will still show up, they won’t see my new Google Voice number.” That is where the nifty application comes in. If you are using a Blackberry or Google Android phone, this app fixes everything. Using the app you have access to your entire address book and you place calls through the application instead and PRESTO – your caller ID number that is displayed is your Google number. Again, here is a video that explains it quite simply:
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3 Responses to “Google Voice – My New Favorite Phone App”
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22. Jul, 2011
[...] Google Voice: Are you tired of giving out four or more numbers (church office, home, cell, home office, etc.) so people can reach you? With Google Voice, you get one phone number and you decide which device it rings. If you don’t like listening to voice-mail messages, Google Voice will transcribe the message and can send it to you in an e-mail. This tool can be a great asset! [...]

Gerald Kincaid
14. Dec, 2010
This looks like a realy good plan. I like what I have seen and would like to give it a try, but, I could not find anywhere that tells me how much this will cost me after my trial period. Seems to be a lot of changes to make not to know what I am getting into price wise later on and then have to change it all back if I don’t like it.
frank
14. Dec, 2010
Gerald – ITS FREE!